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09-05-2008, 16:38
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Re: Ideas for Engineering Course
The more Inventor/CAD experience the better, especially for college. At least one of your freshman engineering courses in college will be entirely based on CAD design.
I would say figure out a way to challenge yourself with something new in Inventor or grab a bunch of your teachers miscellaneous classroom materials and draw. Teachers don't mind students who want to make up a library of CAD parts that other students could use in the future for assemblies! 
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